Painted while commemorating an-Nakba, All That Remains reflects the Palestinian place, the hills, valleys and villages, as living witnesses to memory, belonging and the steadfast. The painting carries the traces of people rooted in the land despite settler-colonial erasure and displacement.
Emile Badarin
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Scholar, Middle East Studies, the Question of Palestine, International Relations, Colonialism and Coloniality | www.ebadarin.com
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Recognition Politics in Settler Colonial States: Normalising Dispossession and Elimination in Palestine
Using Palestine as a case study, 'Recognition Politics in Settler Colonial States' shows how recognition politics operate to legitimise long-standing colonial power structures.
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Gaza genocide: The urgent task is not symbolic recognition but holding Israel accountable
Contrary to claims of advancing peace, recognising 'Palestine' gives cover to Israel's settler-colonial project while Palestinians are starved, dispossessed and denied genuine sovereignty
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Decolonising faith: Palestinian Liberation Theology in the context of settler-colonialism provides a critical and compelling outlook on the theological underpinnings of resistance in Palestine. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Decolonising faith: Palestinian Liberation Theology in the context of settler-colonialism
This article explores the decolonial potential of the Palestinian Liberation Theology (PLT). It does so by examining the PLT’s attempt at establishing a decolonial Indigenous theology in pursuit of...
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